Method and device for ensuring and optimizing data exchange in mobile m2m communication
A data exchange and data technology, applied in wireless communication, special data processing applications, machine-to-machine/machine-type communication services, etc., can solve problems such as process interruption, reduction of pending transmission, secondary monitoring damage, etc.
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[0059] Embodiment 1: Method for transferring data from peers to backend systems
[0060] Below, based on figure 2 and image 3 A method according to the first embodiment will be described. According to the invention, if there is no connection to the backend system, data is exchanged between mobile units (peers) over a mobile ad hoc network, eg WLAN or in unlicensed Industrial Scientific Medical (ISM) frequency bands.
[0061] If a connection is available between the backend system and the mobile unit, the master index (MIB) of the master database (MDB) of the backend system is transmitted to the peer. Based on the MIB, the peer determines which of the collected data has to be sent to the MDB of the backend system.
[0062] In the backend system, the data exchange management service (DEXMB) of the backend system generates MIBs from the data received by the peers in the MDB, and then transmits them to the peers. At the same time identify the final transmission of the new ...
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[0083] Embodiment 2: Method for transferring messages from backend systems to peers
[0084] Below, based on Figure 6 and Figure 7 A method according to the second embodiment will be described. According to the invention, if there is no connection to the backend system, messages are transmitted from the backend system to the peers via other peers. Between mobile units (peers), the transmission takes place via a mobile ad hoc network such as WLAN or the unlicensed ISM band.
[0085] In the peer, DEXMP generates the recipient message (ENIP) of the peer from the received messages of the backend system to the peer.
[0086] In the local DEXMP of a peer, a local message index (LNIP) for other peers is additionally generated from the locally stored messages of the backend system.
[0087] If the connection between the backend and the mobile unit is available, the backend transmits to the peer its master index (MIP) of the message that the peer has acknowledged The LNIP is t...
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